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Building: House on zushi beach

逗子海岸の家

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The Zushi Kaigan House, completed in 1976, is a residential masterpiece designed by architect Takakazu Nagashima. Located in Zushi, Kanagawa Prefecture, this house exemplifies the modernist residential architecture of the 1970s. Positioned along the coastal landscape, the structure demonstrates thoughtful integration with its seaside environment. Nagashima's design approach reflects the era's emphasis on clean lines, functional spaces, and harmonious relationship between interior and exterior. The Zushi Kaigan House remains an important reference for residential architecture enthusiasts studying post-war Japanese design and coastal dwelling concepts.

The Zushi Kaigan House, completed in 1976, is a residential masterpiece designed by architect Takakazu Nagashima. Located in Zushi, Kanagawa Prefecture, this house exemplifies the modernist residential architecture of the 1970s. Positioned along the coastal landscape, the structure demonstrates thou

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The Zushi Kaigan House, completed in 1976, is a residential masterpiece designed by architect Takakazu Nagashima. Located in Zushi, Kanagawa Prefecture, this house exemplifies the modernist residential architecture of the 1970s. Positioned along the coastal landscape, the structure demonstrates thoughtful integration with its seaside environment. Nagashima's design approach reflects the era's emphasis on clean lines, functional spaces, and harmonious relationship between interior and exterior. The Zushi Kaigan House remains an important reference for residential architecture enthusiasts studying post-war Japanese design and coastal dwelling concepts.